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NPPE Practice Exam

The NPPE is 110 four-option questions in 2.5 hours on professionalism, ethics, professional practice and law.

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Practise it here in the same format, with a timed full-length mock and a set for each of the six blueprint areas.

110 questions · 2.5 hours · 6 area sets · every answer explained

Try 3 questions freeup to 5 min

Full mock + six area sets · 229 questions · one-time

The tests

The free sample has one question from each of the three largest areas: ethics, professional practice and law for professional practice. It runs in the same test player as the full mock: a question palette, mark for review, a clock and a summary before you submit.

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Full tests 8 tests

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  • Full mock: 110 questions, 2.5-hour clock, official format
  • Six timed sets, one per blueprint area
  • Your score by area and your time per question
  • Every law answer names its Act, code clause or court case
  • 3 questions free
Free try up to 5 min, Each set about 25 min

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Every test: instant score, answer review and a breakdown of topics to work on

Test 1

Free sample

Free sample
3 questions · 5 min
Test 2

Full-length mock

110 questions · 150 min

Included in the full set

Test 3

I. Professionalism

14 questions · 20 min

Included in the full set

Test 4

II. Ethics

21 questions · 29 min

Included in the full set

Test 5

III. Professional Practice

28 questions · 39 min

Included in the full set

Test 6

IV. Law for Professional Practice

28 questions · 39 min

Included in the full set

Test 7

V. Professional Law

14 questions · 20 min

Included in the full set

Test 8

VI. Regulation of Members and Discipline

14 questions · 20 min

Included in the full set

What is inside

  1. I. Professionalism7 to 10 on the exam · 9 in the mock · 14 in its set
  2. II. Ethics17 to 21 on the exam · 21 in the mock · 21 in its set
  3. III. Professional Practice27 to 32 on the exam · 32 in the mock · 28 in its set
  4. IV. Law for Professional Practice23 to 28 on the exam · 28 in the mock · 28 in its set
  5. V. Professional Law7 to 10 on the exam · 10 in the mock · 14 in its set
  6. VI. Regulation and Discipline7 to 10 on the exam · 10 in the mock · 14 in its set

In all: a full mock of 110 in 2.5 hours, 6 area sets of 119 questions and the free sample of 3: 232 questions.

The official ranges are the number of questions per area that the 2017 blueprint publishes. The real exam has 110 questions, 100 scored and 10 unscored experimental questions that you cannot tell apart, so our full mock is 110 questions, all scored, with each area inside its published range. Each area set runs at the same pace as the mock.

Every law answer names its rule. Each explanation names the section of the Act, the code of ethics clause or the court decision it rests on, such as Ontario Regulation 941, Alberta's Engineering and Geoscience Professions Act, BC's Professional Governance Act or Ron Engineering on tendering, with a note where the provinces differ (PEO, APEGA, EGBC and Quebec's Civil Code).

How it is scored

  • One mark per correct answer, no penalty for a wrong one, as on the NPPE.
  • Your score in each blueprint area and your time per question.
  • Rules to re-read: the Act, code clause or case behind every miss, with a link.
  • The reason behind every answer, and your progress across retakes.

The NPPE pass mark is an equated (scaled) score of 65, which is not the same as 65% correct, and the official site says an equated NPPE score cannot be reverse-calculated from the percentage scores in a mastery report. Your percentage here is your score on our questions; it is not an NPPE score and does not predict one.

Next NPPE sittings

Exam datesRegistration deadline
November 2-4, 2026September 18, 2026 (closed)
January 11-13, 2027November 27, 2026
March 22-24, 2027February 12, 2027
June 7-9, 2027April 23, 2027

You apply for the NPPE through your own regulator; Meazure Learning then emails you to book a time. Dates from the official exam dates page, read on 26 October 2026.

The NPPE, from the official sources

  • A closed-book exam of 110 multiple-choice questions: 100 are scored and 10 are experimental questions that are not scored. Each question has four options and one correct answer; the time is 2.5 hours, and you can switch between English and French during the exam (Exam format).
  • An equated score of 65 or more passes. Candidates who pass get no detailed score; those who fail get a mastery report by content area (Pass or fail, Results).
  • The content follows the 2017 blueprint's six areas; the official site says a review of the blueprint is in process and estimated to launch in mid-2026 (Blueprint, PDF).
  • The number of attempts allowed depends on your regulator (Regulator links).

Read on 26 October 2026. Your regulator is the authority on your NPPE: check its pages before you book.

Before you buy

Are these real NPPE questions?

No. Every question is our own, written from the 2017 blueprint, the provincial Acts, regulations and codes of ethics, other statutes and Supreme Court of Canada decisions. None comes from the NPPE or from its official practice tests, which use previously administered NPPE questions.

Is this made or recommended by Engineers Canada or my regulator?

No. It is independent practice by ProSyllabus. The official practice tests are sold through the NPPE site; this is a separate product.

Which province are the questions written for?

The NPPE is one exam used by fourteen regulators across Canada; Quebec's Ordre des ingénieurs runs its own professional exam instead. Where a rule differs between regulators, the question names the province or Act, and the explanation notes how PEO (Ontario), APEGA (Alberta) or EGBC (BC) handle it, and the Civil Code where Quebec law is the topic.

Will this make me pass?

We do not claim that it will. It gives you timed practice in the official format, your score by blueprint area on our questions and the rule behind every answer, so you can see where to study.

What do I get?

A full-length mock of 110 questions with a 2.5-hour clock and six timed area sets, 232 questions in all with the free sample, in the full test player. After each test: your score by area, the rules to re-read, your time per question and the explanation of every answer. Retake any test as often as you like.

How do I pay and get access?

One payment by card (or PayPal where offered), handled by our payment provider. In Canada the price is charged in Canadian dollars; in the United States, the United Kingdom and the euro area in your own currency; elsewhere in your own currency where we support it, otherwise in Indian rupees with the local figure shown as an estimate. Access opens on this device straight after payment. Sign in afterwards to keep it on your account. Purchase policy.

Independent practice material by ProSyllabus. Not the NPPE, and not made or endorsed by Engineers Canada, Meazure Learning or any engineering or geoscience regulator. Facts about the exam come from the official NPPE site, read on 26 October 2026.

Disclaimer

Independent practice, not the NPPE

The NPPE is used by fourteen engineering and geoscience regulators in Canada and is delivered by Meazure Learning. This practice exam is not made or endorsed by Engineers Canada, Meazure Learning or any regulator. Every question here is our own, written from the 2017 NPPE blueprint, the provincial Acts and codes of ethics, other statutes and Supreme Court of Canada decisions; none comes from the NPPE or from its official practice tests, which use previously administered NPPE questions.